Three games. One person.
Managed expectations.

I build games by myself in the hours I can find: a football roguelike deckbuilder, a hex-crawl RPG, and five daily puzzles. They're not perfect. A few people like them anyway. You might be one of them.

The Games

xvorogue — a neon-outlined football helmet marked with an X
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In development On Steam PC

xvorogue

A roguelike deckbuilder built on real football.

Draft a team, build a deck of play and trick cards, and run the gauntlet from the regular season to the championship. You call the play — then a simulation built on more than 18 trillion simulated plays and 56 years of real NFL data decides what happens. It's not a dice roll and it's not physics: it's a statistical engine that knows what really happens when this personnel runs this concept against that coverage.

  • 32 teams, each with a signature legacy rewarding a different style of play
  • 154 cards — tactics and tricks across rarities, each with a real, readable effect
  • A draft and weekly waiver wire to sculpt your roster over a run
  • A coaching skill tree that reshapes your economy, playbook, and options
  • Multi-year franchise runs and infinite mode — the deeper you push, the sharper the difficulty

Win and push your build deeper; lose and start over with a new team, a new deck, and new draft luck. No two runs alike, and the RNG will occasionally break your heart.

Wishlist on Steam →
timquest icon — concentric ring maze with a red diamond at the center
In development Godot 4 PC

timquest

A turn-based hex RPG with roguelite progression.

The world is a concentric lattice of hex rooms with the final boss at dead center. You spawn on the outer ring — weak, hungry, and a long way from ready — and explore laterally to build power before pushing inward. Harvest, fight, and haul it all back to town to forge weapons, enchant gear, and rest up for the next push.

  • Telegraphed tactical combat — enemies commit their moves in advance; out-read, kite, and flank them
  • Party of three with elemental reactions: prime an aura, detonate it with a different element
  • Living towns — blacksmiths, enchanters, alchemists, butchers, innkeepers, and guild quests
  • Six biomes with teeth — rockfalls, river currents, tall-grass ambushes, sandstorms, and blizzards
  • Survival that matters — hunger, thirst, mining, fishing, and foraging as timing mini-games
  • Echoes — every run, win or lose, earns permanent upgrades for the next one

Die, learn the world, come back stronger. Fully playable, occasionally unbalanced, and growing with every update.

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fiveit

Five daily puzzles. New ones every midnight ET.

fiveit started in 2023 as five trivia questions on an office whiteboard, answered on Post-It notes for bragging rights. Now it's a daily puzzle app with five games, leagues to compete with friends, and a fresh set every single day.

  • 🧠 Trivia — five questions a day; debate the "close enough" answers
  • 📍 Pinpoint — guess the answer through progressive clues
  • 🪢 Tether — connect two words through their definitions
  • 🍽️ Order Up! — rank five things, one guess only
  • 🦖 Thesaurus Rex — how many synonyms can you find?
Play now at fiveit.win →
The Aerbuf mascot — a white llama with a red halter, next to its keeper

About Aerbuf

Aerbuf is one person making games after hours. No studio, no team, no roadmap printed on a wall — just a set of projects I keep chipping away at because I want to see how they turn out.

I won't pretend these are the best games you'll ever play. They're small, a little rough in places, and made by someone still figuring it out. But here's the deal: no ads, no microtransactions, no dark patterns. fiveit is free forever, and the rest stay honest. If one of them kills twenty minutes for you, I'll call that a win.

That's the mascot. It's a llama. I don't have a good reason.

Contact the Creator

Found a bug (there are bugs)? Have an idea? Want to tell me the football sim robbed you? I read everything that comes in.

Or email directly: [email protected]